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It doesn't require state and local governments in California to adopt public campaign financing systems, only lifts an outdated ban.

While city law caps donations to candidates, those same office-seekers can receive unlimited amounts of cash through separate committees.

With less than three months until the general election, Darius Kemp, executive director of California Common Cause, says California must protect both election security and voter access for the stat…

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Columnist Teri Sforza writes: To recap: Since 2011 California lawmakers have asked corporations and individuals (often with business in and before the state) to donate more than a half-billion dollars...

Series Overview: This educational webinar series takes a closer look at how California’s current primary election system shapes who represents our communities and why reform matters. In many cases, lo...

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“The lesson of the social media era is that voluntary self-regulation does not work.”

Los Angeles County voters were promised an independent ethics commission. The Board should ensure they get one, affirming their commitment to accountability and the public’s trust.

Strong majorities of Californians believe democracy is under attack and support enacting a new state Voting Rights Act to prohibit discrimination and efforts to suppress voting, a poll showed.

With federal disinvestment pushing the documentary field into crisis, the industry is being forced to rethink its future. Filmmakers, public media institutions,

SACRAMENTO, CA — Assemblymember Chris Ward (D–San Diego), Chair of the Assembly Committee on Arts, Entertainment, Sports, & Tourism, today issued the following statement in response to the announcement that the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has formally voted to dissolve, ending nearly six decades of federal support for public media nationwide.

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